Regular biography
Associate Professor Ida Asadi Someh is an Associate Professor at the University of Queensland Business School, affiliated with the Centre for Enterprise AI. Her research focuses on how organizations build enterprise-wide capabilities around data and artificial intelligence, including data democracy, AI governance, and value creation at scale. She provides executives with practical guidance on designing organizational structures and processes that enable data and AI to improve performance while managing risks. Her work examines how data and AI systems can generate risk and injustice, and how organizations can design governance mechanisms to ensure human oversight. Dr. Asadi Someh has collaborated with the MIT Sloan Center for Information Systems Research and has published in leading journals such as the Journal of Information Technology and MIS Quarterly Executive. She is also committed to education, leading the redesign of the University of Queensland’s Master of Business Analytics.
Scholar-generated biography
Ida Asadi Someh is an Associate Professor at The University of Queensland, specializing in Data Work, Artificial Intelligence, Transformation, Governance, and Value. Her research explores the ethical and practical implications of AI, particularly in areas such as algorithmic decision-making, data monetization, and the governance of big data analytics. She investigates how organizations can achieve value from business analytics systems while addressing challenges like unintended consequences and ensuring responsible data use. Her work also emphasizes the importance of synergy between analytics and business domains, as well as the role of dignity in employee data use.